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THoMAs E. wAaaAMAN, Real Estate Auctoneer

cHANCER 4r SALE OF XAtTARLE v REAL ESTATE
ND H sxTH RETNkfS
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the -
Will at pbc IN of
OF premises the hereinafter described Real Estate
On WEDNESDAY the ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY.
1881 at FIVE O'CLOCK F. NJ. Lots Nos. q and 1:5,
In Shepherds subdivision OF square No. 623 situated
on street north between 1st and North Captolstreets
on the SAME DAY, at ogARTER-PAsT, SIX
O'CLOCK PM, will sell the east half OF Lot numbered
nue. between ~ and streets southwest improved
by dwelling house and a stable.
paid in six, twelve and eighteen months with interest
from day OF SALE and the thereof be
sers or all the purchase be paid cash day
for h shf g
Of properly will be required wien Knocked down All
eonveyaneing ut cost II terms Of sale be
eEty VIII be resod at risk and cost Of defautng pur
apasdads rHos ~ %A laalsa1a ane
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF MAY, 1887, at same hour
and PI1c as BY consent OF parties urxK1E
FIFTH pals 3 tine
hour and place.
my1S-d&ds SIS. HENKLE. Trustee
~ The ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
poned until MONDAY. The SIXTH DAY OF JUNE,
A D. 1887, at same hour and place. by consent Of
parties.
my25-dGds s. s. HENKLE Trustee
FUNHOMAS BOWLING. Auct1oneer
4 e RhSfoTER
HOUSES, Observation-Disclosures, &c.
By virtue of trust dated April 3. 1879 and re- -
corded in Lber No 900 folio 221. will sell on 80
WEDNESDAY. the TWENTY-FIVE DAY OIL
MAY. A d. 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. M. in front Of
the premises. all of lot numbered six (6) in square
numbered six hundred and one GOD, fronting S feet
inches on street. and having q depth Of 16I feet
inches on I'd street west.
The property is improved with 2-story and base
ment brick house, also 2-story frame house. a
slaugberhouse. and stable with cattle pen and other
appliances Tor q bu cher. Two pumps in the yard.
Terms OF sale: Onethi cash and the residue in two
equal nents at six and twelve months
est from day Of sale 800 deposit when the property
Is struck on Deed and deed of trust to be given. All
conveyancing at cost of purchaser
A hne opportunity is offered to any person who
wishes to engage LII the business Of butcher in the
above property.
FRED. ". JONES, r,rs....
my13-ds CHARLES SCHNEBEL.j Arus'eeA
& ~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, JUNE FIRST, 1887, same hour and
place. BY order OF Trustees. my25-dts
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FUTURE DAYS.

nUNCANSCN BROS. Auctoners
~ 9th and d streets northwest.
fEEY EALC hBT = UNIMPROvED PROPERTY on
En- SIDE or s.AIEEE = =, : - h i T.
S9hG0RAN STREET BEING LOIS T. A =, I.
~ -lSy ACH TX 10 1IN 2O-EOttI ALLEll },
AND TWO VALUABLE LOTS on THE VEST
SIDE OF SIXTEENTH Ia. 4. / BETWEEN COR
CORAN AND h 5 REEFS (BFING LOTS A. AND
50 SO 179 EACH 206x110 TO 1O-FOOT
ALLE1) AT AUCTION.
On Thu RSDAY. JUNE SECOND at HALF SsSS
PASf FOUR U CLOCK 2. VI F., wlli ssIl III ~
mont of the the above deserted lots -
These lots tine grIniest tn TOuShfare In tins
city for private residences and have advantage
including that of the magnificent parking IN this
city
Terms easy, aud made known al sale.
DUNCANSON PROS,
my26-5t Auctioneers.
VvNHR COTTAGE AT WASHINGTON GROVE CAMP
Il Ground owned and former occui led by the late
MARI Ber-v Will De sold at auction the premls
On MONDAY. NAY THIkTiEIH, at TWELVE
F. P. BERRY,
mv25ft Adm of Maria Berry.
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A Little Girl Made Insane.
LITERALLY FRIGHTENED OUT OF HER Wits Ar
SPIRITUALIsTIC sEANCR

SPIRIIUALISTIC sEANCR.
LoCrsvILLE, ky, May 26-Bessie Miles. ayed
eight years. daughter OF a blacksmith living near
Harrod's Creek, was, on Tuesday might, the victim
OF cruel joke which caused the loss OF her reason
and perhaps her lie. The little girls mother took
her TO the residence OF Mrs. Herman Grauit, where
private spiritualiStic seance was being held.
The little girl was very much frightened and fr,-
quently begged her mother 10 go home The CON-
pany laughed at her, and finally a son OF Mrs..
GraudL Ia spirit OF mischief crawled behind the
girls chair, and gave utGerance to a dismal groan.
The poor girl fell from the chair In convulsiOus.
ana white froth collected about her mouth.
Everybody was now thoroughly frightened, and
the mother was nearly distracted with gr1eI.
Ihere was no physician near, but every thing that
could be thought or was done. The nttle girl re
malned unconscious until Dr. Ruby, OF This city,
arrived there at O'Clock yesterday. Then She
opened her eyes, but there WAS a wlld unnatural
light In them, and the Doctor thinks her reason
has been detAroned. The shock was also so great
10 her nervous system that she may not recover
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DE- Real Estate Brokers'
PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT IN THE
SOUTHEAST SECTION OF THE CITY. MEAN

We VIII offer at public sale in front Of the prem
iss en- pasF foGh GcLock
part Of lot 2 in square ~ fronting 40 feet On
feet. 5h inches. Surrounded by excellent improve
ments A first rate opportunity for investment.
Bt Il &skSNf Bk &c. S Sas ne nw
hour and place. my26,2t
CHEAASSSEEPP1R sAHHa e sHfs2YHR as
MA. sECHND sThEET .NURTHWEsT: On
ks s!hEEF S sTkkG s NEAH sDHH
% sEEEEE NHAk
EzSf1z fSR s3 si1k
shs u.s. e 6oI$sis Ps;:sd nay
Henry Naylor, ct al. the undersigned trustees VIII
WEBS II EfRsf
By Gk NAY ,bA 1881 At ToTk dHIsT9
Of Reservation No ii. fronting II feet on street BE-
tween I'd and I'D SITS NV. and running back $50 to
O - oTAkfER-fAsr FIVE O'CLOCK PM THE
the south Al feet inches Of said lot by depth Of IS
sstins Of three frame dwellings, on 7h street. near
paI a A. g. u ~ 555 re G s
on n neaF street r and EFHSHni3s 1sek IS feet
part et lots and e. square sSs fronting on street.
At HALF PAST FIVE o,c1oc K, on THE SAME
DAY, Part lot square 1865 being the east 156 feet
inches OF said tronting street. near 18th street
Sc, by depth Of go feet.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER we will sell all of
Lot No z. square 1918, fronting 81 feet inches
18th street east between Pennsy lyanis ava and St
% -, d Is ePs:SisS = the money
and two years. notes bearing interest be secured
by deed of trust the property sold. all cash,
the option Of the purchaser. Conveyancing ut pur-
at time OF SALE The Trustees reserve the right to
sell at the risk OF purchaser II terms OF sale are not
complied with in ten days from day Of sale. after FIVE
days public advertisement in some newspaper pub
Hshed Ill Washington, ID. c.
The several pieces of property will be sold according
to the above dimensions according to such dinen-
sions may seem to the Trustees most advantageous
to the interest OF parties interested.
RICHARD SMITH Trustee,
Webster Law Building.
CHAS. A. ELLIOT. Trustee,
" 400 5th at. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
The above sales which were to have taken place on
25th inst. have been postponed to SATURDAY,
TWENTY-EIGHTH INST, at same hours and places
ION account OF the rain) Those advertised take place
this afternoon Will come off advertised.
,,,,e a.. TctGHAkD SMIdIH'. Trustees
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TIE CHICAGO LoCKoUr.-Six Chicago contractors
signed the document agreeing TO sustain the plat
form OF the Master Masons' Association, and were
given permits 70 begin work yesterday. They bo.
gan with from two TO fifteen non-union br1cklay-
ers each. They also received orders upon the ma
hours. at forty cents an hour, and saturday pay.
day." said President yorkeller, OF the Brckiayeru
Union, 'sand we will begin on no other terms"
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with party OF friends, Allan Arthur son OF the
late President Arthur. became involved In q quar-.
rel with an Engl1shman about the shutting OF 4
window. Strong language was used, and youn0
Arthur drew o revolver and threatened TO SHOOT
the Englishman, who. howeveg. was husr1ed away
by other paytaea
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except SUNDAY.
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
Northwest Corner Pernzylvania Ave and lltb st.. Nv
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
s h. KAUFMAN, PresL

Ihk EvFSrNo STAR Is served to subscriber "a in TIA
on their own account, 10 cents per
So % f1c- per month Copies at the counter z
cLes e41n- by maiI-pUstage preIald-sIO cents
month ore year. s6: six months So w
L Entersd at the Post Once al Washington D. c. az
-. Las MEkkLY STAR-published on Friday-Sl .
80. pos@-se prefa-d Six months. so cents
"a AL mail subscriptions must bs paid in advance.
DO paper sent longer than IL paid for
Rates Of advertising made known on annl;cstion
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VNHOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
PtREMPTORY SALE OF ABOUT $4,000 SQUARE
FEET OF VALUABLE GROUND. AUDITING
ON THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CON-
FANY'S TRACKS, AND SUITABLE FOR BUSI-
NESS PURPOSES, COAL DUMPS OR WARE
HOUSES
The su scrbers will sell at public auction, to sz
the highest bidder in front Of the Premises on
OCL3CK F. NJ about 80 600 square feet Of y:lusble
ground, being all Of square east OF square No. 643
except three small lots thercn) fronting South Cap
Ioi Canal Half, and streets southwest az above
sta ted. Will be sold q whole or in lots to suit
Terms: One-tourth cash: balance in one, two. and
three years with cent interest semiannually
until paid and secured by deed of trust roperty
sold. all cash. at option of purchaser deposit Of
go each lot require ut time OF sale If terms of
sale the property will be resod at risk and
faultng purchaser. ALI conveyancing and recording
at purchasers cost.
DANENHOWER SON,
Real Estate and Insurance Brokers,
mYCf-dSdS ll1l + st
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THE CARDINAL SAILS FOR HOME TODAY -
Cardinal Gibbons, who has for several days past
been the guest or Judge Tighe. at his residence in
Ballendine, County MAYO, Ireland, returned 20
Dublin Tuesday, and win san for America today
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A wHor.r Fawuy Dpov

A WHOLE FAMILY DRowNED-John Thomson, q
boat builder, OF Hamilton, Ont. went on Friday
night for row on the bay In a skin, taking with
him his wife, Miss Vincent his wife's sister, and
three children. IL is supposed that the boat was
upset In q squal which sprung up shortly after the
party started out as Mrs. Tnomsons body WAS
washed ashore Wednesday morning. Nothing has
been heard OF the other occupants or the boat
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Shot by Her Brother.

owENsBoRo, KY, May 26-Yesterday, during
the absence OF MI. and Mrs. Farmer from her
home. near this place, little son OF the parents
named took his fathers gun from the house and
MS sister, Miss ClarisSa Farmer, aged eighteen
years, endeayored TO secure the dangerous
weapon, Ia order 10 prevent the boy from iniur-
Ing hiInset. During the struggle which ensued
the gun was discharged, and the young lady re-
celved the contents In her left breast and Shout
Ger. She Is not expected 10 recover.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE 1MpRoyED
6nOfERlY On THE NORTHWEST CORN "a
So TTEH%HH;AND-A-H AND N STREETS
y BY authority under the last will of the late -
c lsst1oa On TYNE sGG8NP n
'front.' OF the premises, lots and 9, in square mum,
Dered hve hundred and two. having SO front feet on
street. by depth OF one hundred and thirty feet
frame dwelling: also one-story brick building in the
rear of lots.
The above described property is to be sold subject
Is az M M Lease to run until September
Ierms OF sale: One-thrd cash, and the balance IN
one and two from the day of sae with interest
At the rate OF SIX per cent annum to be secured 6y
purchasers option. cash deposit Of 300 required
ut the time of sale, and terms be complied with
WITHIN ten days thereafter or property will be resod
days ad vertisement in newspaper published in
the city OF Washington All conveyScing and recording
ut cost OF the purchaser.
my26-d&ds CHAsTAIN G. MEADOR Executor.
TNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
At my auction rooms, SATURDAY, MAY TWENTY
EIGHTH, 1887. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, in
which Is an excellent piano, fine chamber and dining
room furniture together with other household goods
OF every description:
ALSO
well selected stock of New Decorated China incud.
ing a fine lot + Of 81 Toilet Ware.
An Amateur Printing Office, consisting OF one hand
press, one case OF book type, three cases Of job
type, one case Of cuts. boxes of rules,
furniture &c, all in good
condition.
ALSO AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Bay Horse Wagon and Harness. and Horses Carriages
aud Buggies belonging to different parties.
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4 COMFORTABLE TwO-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
~ lois SOUTH CAtITOL STREET, BETWEEN
& AND L STREETS SOUTH

On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. MAY TWENTY -
SEVENTH. at QUARTER PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, e%s:3
viii SELL in front of the premises, Iii
SUB LOT 33, SQUARE 697,
Fronting feet South Capitol street. with depth
OF 1 feet improved by comfort able twostory Groom
Brick dwelling.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two
years notes to bear six cent payable semi annually,
all cash, at option of pur naser. deposit 300
at sale. COuveyancing at purchasers cost
ny21-d DUNCAASON Bros, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOAIAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.
EREEMAN,S NIlRSERX AIIl,TIQN

O,MORROW lFRIDAY), MAY TwENTY-SEV-
ENTH. 1887, AT TEN O'CLOCK, at my auction
rooms shall sell choice lot of Plants from the above
nursery This will be the last opportunity, and 1t
should be taken advantage Of 1t
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THE REroRMED EPISCOPAL CBUKcH.-The eleven

THE REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Thee eleventh
general council OF the Reformed Episcopal Church
commenced its biennial session In Philadelphia
yesterday. In the afternoon the trustees for the
erection OF the Reformed Episcopal Theological
Seminary, church edince and chapel, presented a
general council to purchase grounds and enter
contracts for the buildings For this purpose they
were entrusted with $4,000 to buy the ground at
Forty-thlrd and Chestnut streets, and the addi-
tfonal sum OF $50, 600 for the buildings Upon
their completion they will be conveyed, free from
at the present council and to be organized under a
charter.
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WASHINGTON, d. c..
AUCTION SALES.
TO..tlsDsS ksOW.
NUNCANsON BROS. Aucuoneers.

nUNCANsON BROS Auctioneers
WELL,KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CAR
PETS. &C, BEING THE ENTIkE CONTENTS
OF DWELLING No, 2024 STREET NORTH
M Z, TABLES, COUCHES. PICTURES. BOOK
GASE, CLOCK; PORIIERS. BEDSTEADS. BIZ
DINING CHAIRS, HAT RACK, MATTRESSES.
PILLOWS. CHI IA AND GLASSWARE
MOQUE1 RIGS. HALL, STAIR AND OTHER CAR
PElS, KITCHEN REQUISITES. &c. AT AuC-
TON.
On FRIDAY MORNING MAY TwENTY-SEvENTH,
at Ten OCLOCK. viii sell, at the above dwelling;
ali The welkept househoud furniture &C., conf aimed
Therein, to which attention Of buyers Is called.
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SUPPOSED 10 BE THE STAR OF BETHLEHRM.-It Is
reI orteo that Professor Klein. the astronomer at
Hartford, KY, sighed the temperance OF the
Star OF Bethlehem Monday night; that IL is quite
brilliant and is now In the northwestern heavens:
that IL makes Its appearance about every three
hundred years, and astronomers everywhere have
been looking for IL for some time. All OF which,
stated In dispatch from Kentucky. is news 70 the
astronomers themselves, who say there is nothing
TO warrant the popular belief In the periodical APP
pearance OF such a star.
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o9 xe Mcn Were 20 nave 'aSsT RisGe On
TWENTY EIGHTH INST. at same hours and places
this afternoon will come off as advertised
b1CHAkD SMITd,t T,,.toa.
my26-3t: CHAS A. ELLIOT. AiuS''es'
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VICTORIA HUNG m ERFIGY.-NrS Hannah OBnen
created sensation among the Irish American
fusely decorating her house with mourning en-
blems In celebration Of Queen victorias birthday.
A nie-sa1e emgy representing the queen was sus,
expressive OF Ma O'Briens contempt for the Eng
lish sovereign were also displayed A very large
crowd gathered In the street In mont OF MIS-:
O'Brien's residence tonight ana heartily cheered
her exhibition. Late q night The emy was eel
On 0rO and buruod
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL EsTAI

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded amo =
the land records of the District OF Co unbla III 81.
hber sS6. folio 2o. and at the written request OF III
he party secured thereby, snail sell at public auc-
non 2, IN front OF the premises; on FRIDAY the
IWENTI-SEFENTH DAY OF MAY, 1SS., at FIVE
O'CLOCK r NJ, the io!lowing-described real estate.
sltus e in the city OF W. shington District of Column
ba, VIZ All OF lot four D. in square one thousand
and eighty-four 0.Cs4). improved by snail frame
house.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. of which $50 must
be paid at time of sale residue in Two equal payments
OF SIX and twelve mouths. at siv cent interest; de-
ferred payments to be secured by deed OF trust
property sold. all cash AT option of purchaser ALI
conyeyancing &c, ut purchasers Cost If terms
not complied with in ten days from day of sale the
trustee the right to advertise and sell the
property the and risk of the defauting pur-
chaser DONINICK MCGUIRE,
= 40
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HERorsN OF MfNRR.-A heroic act was per.
formed in Coke Bros. 4 COS Mines ct Beaver
Meadow, Pa, Tuesday, By q miner named VIM
Gallagher. by which he saved the life OF a COM
panion. Gallagher and PatIick Consghan had
places OF safety. Gallagher reached safe place,
but Conaghan fell in the manway across drill
from which position he was unable TO extr1cate
himself Taxing In the situation at glance CAL
lagher, at the risk or his own life, ran back, and
selling the burning ruse, extinguished it. An in
powder, and the explosion would have thrown
Conaghan q distance OF 40 feet below Coma
CHAN was then rescued from his pertlous position
by his brave companion.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucloneer.
FRED. ". JONES,
my13-dts CHARLES SCHNEBEL.i 1rustees.


W THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, JUNE FIRST, 1887, same hour and
place. BY order OF Trustees. my25-dts
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The several pieces of property will be sold according
to the above dimensions according to such dinen-
sions may seem to the Trustees most advantageous
to the interest OF parties Interested.
RICHARD SMITH Trustee,
Webster Law Building.
CHAS. A. ELLIOT, Trustee,
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Uses on WEDNEsDW. NAY TWENTS. w ffIETf ~
INsr:; at HALF PAST FOUR O'Clock r. M,G
sire between LIST and I'd streets se BY depth Of los
feet 81 inches Surrounded by excellent improve
B. Ii. WARNER 4 Co, Sl6 st. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS, AuctioneerA
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DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts.
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THOS. BOWLING. Auctloneer.

sF THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, IN CON
sequence of the -an- until THURSDAY, HE SECONL
DAT OF il NJ 1887, same hOur and place.
my21-d&dS THOMAS DOWLINU Auctioneer.
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The above sale is postponed account Of the rain
until FRIDAY, TWENIY-SEVENTH MAY. Same
hour and place ny2ti.1t
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The INDIANAPOLIS ETRRET-CAK STRIKE THE
strike Of Indianapolis car-drvers, (which was In
augurated nve days ago. last night assumed a
more serious aspect. A conference between a
committee OF Knights OF Labor and the street-car
company concluded at IL O'Clock without any
Q1ttee announced that it had decided to call out
III persons In any way employed by the company,
including trackmen, car-makers and drivers
The strike Will also be extended TO Brooklyn,
Cleveland, and st. Louis where the company con-
trolls lines OF railways.
, 1887-07-10

visited Washington nineteen or twenty times,
and claimed to have Travelled nearly 80 900
miles. He died recently. He was born a..
Chelsea, a suburb of Boston, and, aside from
his local reputation, will be remembered by
college students everywhere, as he had for
years made an annua tour of all the eastern
colleges. He was a habitue Of newspaper
offices also, and although he made frequent
tours in some Of these, from cellar to attic,
addressing himself in turn to editors, re.
Porters, cOmpOsitOrs and pressmen, he wa
seldom an unwelcome guest. He made FIRE.
quent addresses to gatherings of employees in
newspaper offices, and never forgot TO wind
up every fantastic Grafton with n collection
He seemed to be able to live on almost moth
ing, aud was always dressed shabbily. Some
aver that his travels were only in imagination,
and that periods Of absence from the streets
Boston We're really spent in seclusion at
Chelsea; but as he disappeared for twelve
years at one time, there is little room for
doubt that his travels among the Indians, in
all the states, territories, in Canada, etc,
We're really made.
The cut of Pratt is from a photograph by
c. #. Conley, of Boston.
, 1887-07-10
Breaking Down and Bunding Up

When a man breaks down in the mat
ter of physical strength, the question of
its recovery depends ID great measure
upon the length of time he allows to
elapse before adopting medicinal means to
recuperate it. A tonic, which gives a
speedy and powerful impulse to the pro-
cesses of digestion and assimilation, is the
best auxiliary he can employ, and he
should resort to it promptly. The most re.
liable dependence of the feeble, the aged
and the nervous. has ever proved TO be
Hostetter's Stomach Bltters, an invigor-
ant OF national reputation and proven
worth, commended by medical men of
distinction, not only for building up a
broken-down system, but as a remedy for
dyspepsia, constipation, liver complaint,
fever and ague and kidney trouble.
While not claimed to be a panacea, ii is a
most useful and comprehensive household
remedy. It is. moreover, eminently safe
as well as effective.
, 1887-07-10
Quito American. You Know.

The drivers of the Fifth avenue stages have
discarded their winter uniforms-long, closely
buttoned coats trimmed with red, and black
pot hnts-and have assumed their summer
garb. The transmogriiication is complete.
Whereas in their clumsy winter garb they
were out and out English coaches, delight
full to the eye Of the A~nglomaniac, in their
light, easy summer sack suits of blue flannel,
with gilt buttons and broad white straw hats,
they are comfortable, every day American
stage drivers. The lower terminus of the line
at present is on the northeast CO.. ner Of Fifth
avenue and Ninth street, under a patriarchal
tree shading the gloomy old fashioned front
of a knickerbocker mansion. The starter
sits under the tree and keeps a tally of the
coaches in n free and easy American style
tina is refreshing.-New York Sun.
, 1887-07-10
TIM people Of the Sandwich islands now

The people of the Sandwich islands now
come forward with their declaration OF in
dependence and are prepared to enforce
their principles, if need be, at the point
of the bayonet. Appalling mismanage-
ment Of the public affairs, driveling in
competency, official corruption and bribery
that passed the ministers to reach the
king, have at length borne fruit in a rev.
olution that may or may not prove blood.
less as circumstances may dictate. Kala-
kua has proven himself thoroughly in
competent to rule and now when he SC
hastily accedes to all demands made upon
him, fearing that his own hide is in dan.
ger, the people mingle contempt with
their excavations.
The revolutionists have so far con
Quoted themselves with enlightened pa
triotism, but they should scarcely stot
short in the sood work until the regaI
puppet is fred from the throne with hi
iarious eclat.